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My ESPHome Devices

Configuration files for my ESP8266 / ESP32 plugs and boards for use with Home Assistant.

Devices

bluetooth_hub.yaml

I started with the ESP32 Bluetooth Low Energy Tracker Hub example on esphome.io, and added Xiaomi temperature plant sensors.

dog_water.yaml

An attempt at making a dog water bowl sensor with an ESP8266 board. By inserting two insulated wires (cut at the end) into the bowl I hoped it would become a "switch" that would turn on and off when submerged in the water or dry. It did not work, someday I will try to find a more reliable way to sense water.

Standard plugs: plug01.yaml - plug03.yaml

ZooZee brand Tuya plugs

These are simple round wall plug were flashed with over the air with tasmota-convert, then ESPHome was uploaded via the Tasmota UI. The ESPHome code attempts to recreate their original functionality.

Hot Water Pump: plug05.yaml

This plug controls the whole house hot water recirculation pump. When we turn this on we don't want it to keep running forever. So I set a timeout that turns the pump off after 10 minutes. This timeout is a backup to the Home Assistant automation that automatically turns it off after 5 minutes.

Standard plugs: plug06.yaml - plug08.yaml

Luntak brand Tuya plugs

These are simple round wall plugs were flashed with over the air with tasmota-convert, then ESPHome was uploaded via the Tasmota UI. The ESPHome code attempts to recreate their original functionality.

Standard plugs: sonoff_basic_01.yaml, sonoff_basic_02.yaml

These are Sonoff Basics, with plugs on either side. One is used to switch on a floor fan, and the other is being reserved possibly to control a bathroom vent fan.

Power monitoring ONLY plugs: sonoff_s31_01.yaml, sonoff_s31_02.yaml

These are Sonoff S31 plugs are set to power on a boot, their physical "power" push buttons are disabled, and the virtual button hidden from Home Assistant. They are being used to monitor the power usage of a clothes washing machine and my wife's Glowforge laser cutter. With this data, I can create automations to alert us when the wash cycle or the laser cycle is complete.

Power monitoring plugs: sonoff_pow_01.yaml, sonoff_pow_02.yaml, sonoff_s31_03.yaml - sonoff_s31_06.yaml

These are Sonoff POWs and Sonoff S31s. The code attempts to recreate their functionality.

Questions?

Ask on the ESPHome #general channel on Discord. Use #BrianHanifin to tag me.